Jonathan Welsh

Turbocharging and retractable gear change improve its cross-country character.

Versatility for carrying family or freight is among the light twin’s standout traits.

Modernized taildragger offers just enough comfort and ease compared with its 1940s ancestors.

Used market for the airplane offers value and a chance for shoppers to skip the waitlist.

After a quarter-century of sales, the Cirrus SR22 has formed a large fleet with a broad range of prices on the used market.

Though rare in the U.S., the GA plane comes with innovative features and factory support.

Low-time engines and propellers add to the appeal of the roomy and powerful light twin.

Four-seat, fabric-covered taildragger suits families aiming to explore the backcountry.

Piper jumped into the six-place retractable market with the Lance and Turbo Lance.

Acquisition, rental fees, and other expenses should be top of mind before you buy that airplane.